What Does LMK Mean in Text Messages?

[Diego]

I keep seeing LMK used in chats and social media conversations, but I’m not completely sure what it stands for or how it’s meant to be used. Is LMK just casual slang, or can it be used in semi-formal conversations as well? In what situations do people usually say LMK, and what kind of response is expected? A few clear examples would really help me understand it better.

 

[Elizabeith]

LMK means “Let Me Know.” It’s commonly used in text messages to ask someone to share information or give an update later.

 

[Callan]

LMK means Let Me Know. It’s a casual way to ask someone to update or inform you about something.

 

[ethan]

LMK means “Let Me Know.” It’s commonly used in text messages and social media to ask someone to share information or updates later. For example, “LMK when you’re free.” It’s a casual, friendly abbreviation used in everyday conversations.

 

[Evan]

LMK stands for “Let Me Know.” It’s commonly used in text messages and online chats to ask someone to share information or confirm something later. People use LMK when making plans, requesting updates, or waiting for a decision, as in “LMK if you’re free tonight.”